Apples & Oranges. Fruit & Citrus Fertilizer. 1 Gallon. Makes 256 gals.

This is the best and easiest fertilizer I've ever used. I've tried Jobe's organic spikes and granular in addition to the chemical 10-10-10 and, on my 50 fruit trees this stuff makes them bear fruit like crazy (and put on new foliage, be careful and don't use within 60 days of frost). I also used on squash, and zucchini and its a night/day difference. Buy the gallon and mix it twice as strong as recommended in a hose end sprayer like the Miracle-Gro or similar for establish trees as the roots are deep and this stuff won't burn pants anyway (I accidentally sprayed the squash plant leaves, no burn). I'll be buying a gallon of this every year as I'm using it once a month on an acre of fruit trees, garden and landscaping. One caution: if using on container plants don't over water product for a few days after fertilization as you'll flush most of the fertilizer through the bottom of the container...just keep soil lightly watered and this stuff will do its thing. It would probably be awesome on turf grass as it has soil bacteria that helps the plants feed themselves. No higher recommendation of any product from me...I'd give it 6 starts if I could.

Decided to use this fertilizer because I needed something easy and reading the reviews I thought I may have some success. I’ve got several citrus trees in pots waiting to be transplanted and a couple I’ve already put into the ground, a grapefruit and a satsuma. The grapefruit had been in a pot for a over a year and wasn’t doing too well, the satsuma was new but I’d just gotten it from the nursery and it was the last one. It’d been picked over and looked like no one wanted it. It was a pretty pathetic little tree. So I put both these trees in the ground and watched them about 5-6 weeks. They did ok but they didn’t burst out the new growth I’d hoped for.Ordered the fertilizer and followed the instructions using it about every 2-3 waterings. After one month both of them are exploding new shoots all over. It’s pretty fun to watch. My potted trees are all doing much better too but I may need to adjust how I’m doing things. Since the fertilizer water flows through and out the holes in the pots they’re probably not getting as big a hit as the ones in the ground. The photos I attached are before and after of the satsuma tree, taken about 4 weeks after I started using the Urban Farm Feetilizers Apples and Oranges.What I like best is the ease of just mixing and watering. The gallon lasts a long time. I’m using it on 10 citrus trees and I’ve only used almost half of it in over a month.

When applied to garlic in Feb [zone 8a ] tops perked up within 2 hours and seem to like this combination. Spring and summer will tell if the Fruit trees like it.

UPDATE: 2/10/2021: If you grow in containers this is a must. This product is the reason my trees are full. I use it to correct any tree issue also so you can throw that foliar citrus spray stuff away. You have to give it a few months to really produce great results. If you start in the summer with this product you will have a lot of blooms the next season. I don't use this exclusively but it is a great boost to start the season and add to a few waterings a year. I used three tablespoons per two gallons to start the season and 1 TB per two gallons when I need to water. Also it will last about 12 months and stores well in the garage. This is some good stuff. - Citrus PeteOriginal Review: I grow citrus in containers in FL Zone 10a and wanted to try something different from my normal 6-4-6 slow release dry fertilizer. I felt like my trees needed better micro nutrients that the citrus spray wasn't delivering. I have tried a bunch of slow release and wanted a liquid.After 10 days of use: My larger plants haven't changed at all. It probably takes longer for larger plants and they need more waterings. This isn't bed and was expected. The product really helped my smaller plants that are in 2 gal containers. They showed growth and greening. My small pineapple top plant popped up nicely. I attribute this directly to this product. My small Persian lime started new growth. It had root rot and couldn't create any new growth for the last 3 months. Two light waterings (about a quart from a gallon mixture) and boom new growth about a a half an inch. This is worth the price if it helps save this plant.The only reason I give this a 4 is because no results in my larger plants yet. That may take another 2 or 3 waterings. The instructions suggest you push your plants to see how this fertilizer will work. I think you need to use it at least twice a month on large trees in large containers. I am going to be using this product at least 2x per month from here until October to make sure those micro nutrients are available. Now I water every 4 days due to the 95+ degree heat. My plants are in the sun for at least 8 hours a day. I believe this product will work it will just take time on my larger trees that are getting ready to flower within the next couple of months. I will update once my larger trees make some changes.

I’ve literally tried every single organic and chemical fertilizer available and, and this fertilizer is hands down the best I’ve ever used. I’ve never had more vigorous growth since I tried this. I’m never looking back!

I like how concentrated the product is. I have 3 apple trees a lime tree and fig tree and it covers them all. Neutral scent and easy to use.My apples are much bigger this year.Use this and you too will have big figs

I had a struggling Orange tree and I couldn't figure out what was wrong. Within a week of using the liquid fertilizer I started seeing new growth! Thank you!

Easy to use and provides visible results